Drag and drop notes
Move, resize or delete notes directly.
MIDI Editor
shape your melody note by note
Open your notes on a simple grid, drag them into place, and hear the result straight away.
Higher notes sit higher on the grid and time runs from left to right. That makes it easy to spot a note that is too long, too early or on the wrong pitch.
Handy tools help too: transpose moves a whole melody up or down, and quantize lines notes up with the beat.

After turning a recording into MIDI, a few notes are usually a little off. The MIDI editor shows each note as a block on a grid, so you can move it, shorten it or delete it with your mouse.
You can also open MIDI files you already have. When your melody sounds right, export it and use it wherever you like.
Move, resize or delete notes directly.
Shift the key or tidy the timing in a click.
Open your own .mid files and save your edits as MIDI.

Most fixes take only a few minutes.
Load a conversion from Audio to MIDI or import a .mid file.
Play it back and correct any notes that sound wrong.
Save the melody as a MIDI file.
Fix notes from a hummed or played melody.
Move a melody higher or lower to suit a voice.
Send a tidy MIDI file to a friend who plays an instrument.
Get the pitches right before worrying about timing.
Keep a little human feel so it does not sound robotic.
Small mistakes hide in the last few bars.
No. It runs in your web browser.
Yes. Import a .mid file, edit it and export it again.
It nudges notes so they line up neatly with the beat.
No. It focuses on editing notes; mixing and recording happen elsewhere.
Open your notes, fix what is off, and export a clean MIDI file.
Open the editor